Yeah, I know... more poetry... ho-hum. This one is from Tamra's perspective about, you guessed it, Saavedro. Enjoy.

This is based on "Suddenly I See". It is not related to Saavedro.

Based on "A Horse with No Name", this song tries to capture some of the randomness and oddity of the original. It is set in Edanna.

This is based on "The Locomotion" by Kylie Minogue. "Martelation" is not a real word, but its meaning should make sense. Hint: think of Charles Martel.

This is a poem following the bad ending in Riven where you don't use the trap book for the 3rd time.

I never thought there could be another world beyond a book... Story of MYST

This song is about the Narayani Collective and its distinctive culture. It is a parody of "La cour des miracles", another song from Notre Dame.

A song about the canon. Use any tune you want; the official tune would change anyway.

Insanity is like broken clockwork - always ticking, yet never ending, never on track, and never stable... A vignette I wrote for school. And yes, once again, it is about Saavedro.

This is a piece written for MYSTlore, based on the Kenen Gor note from To D'ni.

Saavedro records a song on the imager for Atrus to find while solving the puzzles. A parody of 99 Luftballons.

Stranger's point of view, pre-myst

Achenar hosts a tea party, who does he invite? Black humour.

Insanity is a storm inside one's own head; ruthless, destructive, and horrifying. One person can only take so much of it before they are swept up by its winds and carried far away from who they really are. And yes, it's a Saavedro poem again. XD

Oh yes. I went there. Enjoy these wacky Myst-themed Limericks.

Have you lived? Have you truly ever lived?

A Lost Soul... a broken man... alone... tormented...

The Lost One speaks...

What does one feel after an adventure is completed? Something similar to this.

What really lies inside the tower... in J'nanin? What one wonders upon entering the lair of a tortured man...

Based on Belle from the Notre-Dame de Paris musical.

Is it poetry? It is.

A vignette on first impressions.

These are some of my poems written for the 14th Annual Truly Horrilble Ahnohnay Poetry Contest. They are based on Das Lied der Deutschen, Inno di Mameli, the Internationale, Jerusalem, and To a Mouse. One is original.

This is a song about lattice trees guaranteed to get you in the Christmas spirit!